Pratt & Whitney Wasp Jr B, H1 & Hornet E Operators Book 1940's on 2040-parts.com
Quincy, Michigan, United States
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Operators handbook for Wasp Jr. B, Wasp HI and Hornet E series engines. Third edition, " incorporates only minor revisions to the November 1941 edition". Pratt and Whitney Aircraft Co. Many foldouts, Good condition, clean inside except title page has soil , owners name rubber stamped, some pages have neat underlining in pencil. (L&S)
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